There are only two Blue Mosques in the world, and Malaysia has one of them.

[Attraction] Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque [Address] Persiaran Masjid St., Sekysen 14, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. [Transportation] Grab is recommended. It costs approx. MYR 40 from the city center. On the way back, you can stop by Village Park for Nasi Lemak. [Tickets] The Blue Mosque is free to visit. [Opening Hours] Closed to tourists on Fridays. Open from 9:00am–12:30pm, 2:45pm–4:00pm, and 5:00pm–6:30pm on other days. [Dress Code] Men only need to wear long pants; they don't need to wear the provided blue robes. Women are required to wear blue robes to enter. These garments are usually provided at the entrance. *Kuala Lumpur has many famous mosques, the most popular being the National Mosque, Masjid Jamek, Putra Mosque (Pink Mosque), and the Blue Mosque. If you can only choose one, the Blue Mosque is definitely the best choice. *Its official name is the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque. Known for its unique blue exterior and charming architectural style, it is one of only two Blue Mosques in the world. *Search for "Blue Mosque" on Grab. If multiple addresses appear, click on the photos to confirm. Taxis can take you to the entrance. *Admission is free. Upon arrival, you need to register. Once a group of about a dozen people gathers, a staff member will guide the tour along a designated route, with no backtracking. *Visiting Order: Outer perimeter (half circle) > Inner corridor > Main prayer hall > Exit. *Female visitors are required to wear the provided blue robes and headscarves, while men must wear long pants. If wearing shorts, men must also wear a blue robe. *There will be time for photos during the tour, but personal photoshoots are not recommended due to the restrictions on free exploration. If you don't get the ideal photos, you can discuss with the staff to join the next tour group. *Photo Tips: 1. Entrance: Stand in front of the Blue Mosque's gate, with the entire building as the backdrop. 2. Under the Dome: Inside the main prayer hall, experiment with different angles and lighting. 3. Outdoor Garden: Especially at sunset, the golden sunlight on the blue building is breathtaking. 4. Blue Tiles: They look beautiful no matter how you photograph them! *To enter, you must follow the guides provided by the mosque. They are stationed at the entrance, offering free services and blue robes. Once you've changed, you can explore the mosque together! The guides will also share the best photo spots and even help you take pictures! *If you don't speak English well, it's recommended to bring a translation app. The staff will introduce the history and customs of the mosque, which is quite interesting.